Humanise AI text

What the rewrite changes

The humaniser measures the text first: how evenly long its sentences are, how many worn phrases like “in today's world” or “plays a key role” it contains and which word combinations repeat. It rewrites the text accordingly and measures the result again.

Sentence rhythm, vocabulary and paragraph structure change. Content, facts and the order of ideas are meant to stay the same. The text type sets the tone — an essay is rewritten differently from an email or an academic paper.

What the rewrite cannot guarantee

No rewrite can guarantee that a text passes a detector. Detectors differ and change, and what one stops flagging another may still read as machine-made. The gauge above the text is our own measure of style, not the result of someone else's detector.

A rewrite can also shift a shade of meaning or simplify a technical term. Always read the whole result, and check numbers, names and quotations twice.

When to use it

On your own text that sounds stiff — written to a template, through a translator or with AI as an assistant — when you want it to sound like you. Once you sign in, the rewrite also follows your sample texts, so it fits your style better.

It does not help where the rules forbid AI. Passing off generated text as your own is a problem no matter what rewrote it. At school, the school's rules apply.

The demo and the full version

The demo rewrites one shorter text without sample texts and without the deep rewrite — enough to see how the rewrite treats your text.

After signing in you can rewrite longer texts, choose the deep rewrite and see a detailed analysis of rhythm, phrases and repetition before and after. Each humanisation is saved to your history.

Will the text pass a detector after humanisation?

Not necessarily. The rewrite removes the signs of machine writing that we can measure, but every detector judges in its own way. You can check the rewritten text straight away in the detection demo on the home page.

How many humanisations are free?

Without signing in, two rewrites per 30 days, each up to 3,000 characters. A free account gives five humanisations per 30 days, the Pro plan two hundred a day.

Will the rewrite change the meaning?

It should not. Content, numbers and facts are meant to stay the same. Still, read the whole result — doubly so for technical terms and numbers.

Do you store the text I paste?

We don't keep the text from the demo on this page. After signing in, humanisations are saved to your history so you can come back to them, and you can delete the history at any time.